Tag: Development

Things I’ve Learned In My Life So Far

Sagmeister is a creative genius! His work has personally inspired me to create more often. Sagmeister's Visual Wisdom What makes Sagmeister's approach so compelling is how he transforms personal insights into public art. His book "Things I Have Learned In My Life So Far" is itself a work of art—consisting of 15 separate booklets housed in a die-cut slipcase that forms his face when arranged properly. Each booklet documents a different life lesson, brought to...

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Indie Game: The Movie

Indie Game: The Movie

A Beautiful Documentary About Passion and Game Development Growing up, I didn't get a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) until I was in Middle School, and when I did, I was instantly addicted. I remember having to wear bandages on my thumbs because I played it so much. Super Mario Bros., Mike Tyson's Punch Out, Contra, Tetris, and a few others were some of my favorites. So with all that said, when I saw the Indie...

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We Stopped Dreaming

We Stopped Dreaming

Rekindling our collective passion for innovation and space exploration in an age of distraction Powerful perspectives on our collective journey of space exploration There's something captivating about watching someone speak with genuine passion about space exploration. When you find yourself at 11pm, half-asleep, yet suddenly wide awake and fully engaged within the first minute of a video about our cosmic potential - that's when you know you've encountered something truly special. The videos above represent...

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The Object Of Education Is Learning, Not Teaching

Russell Ackoff's revolutionary perspective on how we should reimagine educational systems The best teachers recognize that their role goes beyond mere instruction This article from Russell Ackoff on education is great: The Objective of Education Is Learning, Not Teaching. In this thought-provoking piece, systems thinking pioneer Russell Ackoff challenges our fundamental assumptions about education. He invites us to reconsider how learning actually happens and questions the effectiveness of traditional teaching methods that have dominated educational...

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The Story of Linux: Commemorating 20 Years

From a Finnish student's hobby project to the backbone of the digital world—how Linux transformed computing and sparked a movement The Linux penguin mascot, Tux, has become an iconic symbol of the open source movement Twenty years ago, a Finnish computer science student named Linus Torvalds made a seemingly modest announcement on an internet newsgroup: he was working on a free operating system as a hobby project. Little did he know that his creation would...

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The Economics of Happiness

Exploring how localization might be the key to both environmental sustainability and personal well-being The Economics of Happiness examines the hidden costs of globalization and the benefits of localization For some reason, I'm fascinated with people's "happiness" — what creates it, what diminishes it, and how our economic systems influence our collective sense of well-being. When I first saw the trailer for "The Economics of Happiness," I knew I had to watch the full documentary...

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